Film and Culture

Question 1

An interest in or concern for abstract, speculative, or fantastic

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Antirealism

Question 2

Composed or myriad integrated techniques and concepts

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Cinematic language

Question 3

Subject of the artwork

Answer 3

Content

Question 4

Most common editing technique designed to hide the instantaneous and potentially jarring shift from one camera viewpoint to another

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Cutting on action

Question 5

Strive for objective, observed veracity, but does not mean they don’t tell stories

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Documentary film

Question 6

Move toward a subject, the subject grows in the frame, gaining significance

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Dolly in

Question 7

Joining together of discrete shots

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Editing

Question 8

Film about unfamiliar, unorthodox, or obscure subject matter and are ordinarily made by independent filmmaker, not studios, often with innovative techniques that call attention to question and even challenge their own artifice

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Experimental cinema

Question 9

Everything that a movie presents on its surface

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Explicit meaning

Question 10

Last shot of the screen gradually grows darker

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Fade out

Question 11

The means by which the subject is expressed and experienced

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Form

Question 12

The means by which a subject is expressed, analytical approach primarily concerned with film form

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Formal analysis

Question 13

Still image is shown on screen for a period of time

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Freeze Frame

Question 14

Categorization of narrative films by the stories they tell and the ways they tell them

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Genre

Question 15

an association, connection, or inference that a viewer makes on the basis of the given meaning conveyed

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Implicit meaning

Question 16

documentary film that seeks to educate viewers about common interests, rather than persuading them with particular ideas

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Instructional film

Question 17

Viewers shared experience of literally looking up at powerful figures

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Low-angle shot

Question 18

process by which an agent, structure, or other formal element, whether human or technological, transfers something from one place to another

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Mediation

Question 19

Structured into acts that establish, develop, and resolve character conflict

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Narrative

Question 20

the process by which the human brain retains an image for a fraction of a second longer than an eye records it.

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Persistence of vision

Question 21

illusion of movement created by an event that succeed each other rapidly ( two lights are flickering side by side alternately but it appears as though one light is going side to side.)

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Phi phenomenon

Question 22

an interest in or concern for the actual or real, a tendency to view or represent things as they really are

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Realism

Question 23

an unbroken span of action captured by an uninterrupted run of a motion- picture camera

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Shot

Question 24

A shared public idea, such as a metaphor, an adage, a myth, or a familiar conflict or personality type

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Theme

Question 25

Whether realistic, antirealist, or a combination of the two, it can achieve a convincing appearance of truth

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Verisimilitude